You Will Remember Me by Hannah Mary McKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Whelp, I’ll tell you what: I did not see the end coming! I genuinely cursed—in an “oh shit!” kind of way—when the last reveal dropped, so make sure you stick around to the end because this slow-burn psychological thriller is going to spin you around a couple times.
Unlike Hannah Mary McKinnon‘s last book Sister Dear, which started you out at the end and then methodically back-tracked you through the story, You Will Remember Me triangulates the story through three main characters who are converging on each other like freight trains. That structure creates a swirl, making you feel like your circling down the drain towards whatever dark end Hannah has cooked up this time.
This is a fun read, but beware: you’re not going to want to put it down—particularly once the three characters find their way into the same space. Because one that happens, the slow-burn gets cast aside and you’re over the waterfall and into the rapids!
You can check out my Sister Dear interview with Hannah or check out our follow up conversation for this book.
